ECB's 2.50% Rate: Energy Shock Keeps Hikes in Play
The ECB raised its deposit rate to 2.50% as energy inflation accelerated. Investors now face a wider range of outcomes for bonds, banks, equities and the euro.
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The ECB raised its deposit rate to 2.50% as energy inflation accelerated. Investors now face a wider range of outcomes for bonds, banks, equities and the euro.
The ECB lifted rates by 25 basis points and now sees eurozone inflation above target through 2028, reshaping the outlook for bonds, the euro and earnings.
France targets a 5.0% deficit as 2026 growth slows to 0.4%. Investors should watch OAT spreads, debt auctions and the 2027 budget.
BOJ board member Kazuyuki Masu warns that persistent price pressure could force faster rate hikes, raising stakes for the yen, JGBs and banks.
China's August inflation data shows energy-driven PPI and CPI gains, signaling a macro shift that may influence commodity flows and policy.
The yen reached 152.89 per dollar as BOJ hike bets triggered short covering. U.S. CPI and two central-bank meetings now define the next move.
Britain plans to cut its Green Book social discount rate to 3% from 3.5%. That changes public-project appraisal—not gilt yields or private funding costs.
August inflation rose to 3.3%, but core inflation eased. The ECB faces an energy shock that threatens both price stability and growth ahead of its September 10 decision.
The Fed's September Beige Book shows modest growth across most districts, but elevated input costs and price-sensitive consumers complicate the rate outlook.
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